Church listings and service times for area denominations
Local churches announce Sunday services across multiple congregations. St Cecilia's Catholic Mass 8:30 am. Seventh Day Adventist Easter services 1:30 pm. Lake George Sunday School 10:30 am with James Wellman superintendent. Brown Corners A B Church Sunday School 10:30 am. Loomis Reorganized Church of Latter Day Saints 10:45 am Sunday School. St John's Ev Lutheran 9:45 am German service 10:46 am English. Nazarene 10:30 Sunday School 11:30 worship 7:30 evangelistic service. Arthur Center Seng service 10:30.
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ST. John's EV
C. Binhammer
Sunday church services and schedules listed
Sunday School at 11:00 with gospel service at 11:30 or after Sunday School. Reorganized Church events at I. O. O. F. Hall include Sunday School 10:30 Sacrament Service 11:30. Zions League at 7:00. Preaching by Floyd G. Smith at 8:00. Evening services held every other Sunday alternating with Farwell.
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Reorganized
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
I. O. O. F. Hall
Zions League
Floyd G. Smith
Farwell
Loomis School House Worship Schedule
Rev. J. W. Teate leads Sunday School at 10:30 a.m. Young People meet at 7:15 p.m. Sunday evening service at 7:45 p.m. Cottage Prayer Meeting every Tuesday at 8:00 p.m. All are urged and welcome to attend these services.
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Loomis School
J. W. Teate
Young Peoples Meeting
Church Services Schedule at West Sixth Street Church
The Church of God on West Sixth and Maple Sts lists H. K. L. Cleveland as pastor. Church School at 10 08 a m with Vera B. Peterson as superintendent. Morning Worship at 11 00 a m. Evangelistic Service at 7 30 p m. Prayer meeting and praise service with singing the word of God and testimony at 7 30 p m Wednesday.
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Church OF the Nazarene
McEwan Street
Stella Short
Church OF God
Congregational Church Sermon on Patterns and Portraits
Rev. Albert Dawe leads 10 15 worship with sermon Patterns and Portraits and the Lord's Supper to be administered by the pastor at the service.
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Congregational Church
Albert Dawe
Church Service Highlights and Welcome Message
Close of the church service features special choir music and a cordial welcome for visitors and new residents to the city. Christian Science churches worldwide will explore the Sacrament in the Sunday Lesson Sermon on January 8 with the Golden Text from John and an accompanying Bible citation from 1 Peter urging willing oversight in the flock.
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Chirar Sano
Frank Hochstellar
Christian Science Church
Christian Science
Morning Worship and Church Activities Listed at Herrick
Pastor Rev Jas Rogers leads 10 30 a m morning worship with special choir music under Mrs John Empey. Church School at 11 45 a m supervised by Mrs Bari Sternaman Epworth League meets at 6 30 p m Mary Lou Sarver leads discussion Bible study at 7 45 p m Ladies Aid meets at parsonage Friday afternoon Herrick 9 30 a m worship 10 30 a m church school Rev M R Honderich pastor Sunday School 10 30 preaching 11 30 Christian Endeavor at 8 00 p m Sundays.
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Jas. Rogers
John Empey
Bari Sternaman
Epworth League
Mary Lou Sarver
Ladies Aid Society
Herrick
M. R. Honderich
Christian Endeavor
Weekly prayer and study schedule at local churches
Cottage prayer meeting every Wednesday at 8 00. Young People's prayer and Bible study every Friday at 8 00 Elm Grove Sunday school every Sunday at 11 00 a m Preaching every other Sunday evening at 8 00 Prayer meeting every Thursday evening 8 00 Christian Endeavor every other Sunday 8 00 Colonville preaching every other Sunday 8 30 7 30 Prayer Meeting at church every Tuesday 8 00
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ELM Grove Sunday School
Christian Lindeavor
Christian Endeavor
The Righteousness of God By Faith Bible Sermon
Pastor Telder preaches on the Book of Romans about divine righteousness by faith as essential for salvation. Sunday services at 10:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. include the topics The Righteousness of God By Faith and The Great Day of God’s Wrath, with Sunday School at 11:15 a.m. and Charles Brooks as superintendent.
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Telder
Chas. Brooks
Michigan Winter Sports Centers Expand Across Eastern Michigan
Eastern Michigan communities add facilities and events to attract winter travelers. Grayling hosts the Winter Sports Park with tobogganing and a fast slide. Alpena features a large flooded rink and night operations. East Tawas markets Silver Valley with toboggan runs and ice sports. Cheboygan plans a Snow Fiesta with parades and skating. Prudenville/Houghton Lake offer tours and varied activities. Harrison boosts the Wilson State Park setup. Saginaw expands its ice rink for speed skating. Brighton and Caseville develop new parks and sports facilities.
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Michigan
Grayling
Alpena
East Tawas
Prudenville
Cheboygan
Harrison
Caseville
Brighton
Saginaw
East Michigan Tourist Association
Tourist Association
Hanson Military Reservation
Lake Margrethe
Graylig
Cream of
Bua
Silver Valley
Huron National Forest
Tawas Bay
Toboygan
U. S. Forestry
Houghton Lake
Prudenville Organization
Detroit
Wilson State Park
Budd Lake
Woodlands
Woodland Lake
Faith and warnings preached at Dover and Sheridan churches
A spirit filled message warns against false cults and worldliness while inviting readers to weekly services at Dover Tabernacle and Sheridan Baptist Church. The sermon reflects on Nicodemus and the need to be born again as Christ spoke. Sermon topics include prayer praise and the Word of God with Luke 11 9 cited.
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Turea
Jroin-The
Or-The—Heavenly
Dover Tabernacle
Chas
VanDen Bergh
God
Sheridan Baptist Church
Earl Gilmore
Christ
Nicodemus
Pleasant Valley Social Roundup
Mrs Frank Shear and three daughters of Gladwin called on her niece Mrs Kenneth Rockey. Miss Marguerite and Forrest Leeth were Harrison callers. Patricia Clute of Colonville visited at the Bates home and at the Rockey home in Arthur. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Rockey visited relatives near Gladwin and at the Rockey home in Arthur. Mr and Mrs Owen Spink spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Wm Bowler in Clare. Miss Mary Sheen of Clare was a supper guest at the Orvis home. Mr and Mrs Al Kever and Ruth were Monday callers.
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Frank Shear
Gladwin
Kenneth Rockey
Marguerite
Forrest Leeth
Harrison
Patricia Clute
Colonville
Bates
Robert Campbell
Rockey
Arthur
Owen Spink
Wm. Bowler
Clare
Mary Sheen
Orvis Home
al Kever
Ruth
Holiday Visits Highlight Local Family News
Joyed a few days at her parental home during the holidays. Geofl Hubel returned to Vint Monday after visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Burt Hubel and brother Stephen. Jack and Jean Wood attended the Brush College Ladies Aid party at the Davis home last Thursday. The blizzard spoiled the grange meeting and annual oyster dinner last Tuesday. A New Year call to better weather and to attend Sunday school next Sunday to elect officers and boost its central role. Push!
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Geofl Hubel
Vint
Burt Hubel
Stephen
Jack
Jean Wood
Brush College
Davis
Brown Coroners Visit and Holiday Social Notes
Mr Ward Kieller of Flint spent weekends with Claud and Mrs Ritter. Mr and Mrs Neil Wiseman and son Neil Jr of Detroit celebrated Christmas with the Ritters. School resumed Tuesday after the holiday break. Louis Sunday and Miss Lola Hartman took Billy Hartman to Cohootah for work. PTA met Friday night January 6. Laurene Garver visited Frances Coulter and joined Mr and Mrs Clair Coulter to Harrison. Betty Reinanhardt works in Clare. Albert Shaver and wife visited relatives in Lansing on New Year’s Day.
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Clair Coulter
Harrison
Betty Rieinhardt
Clare
Albert Shaver
Lansing
Christmas gathering and weekend visits noted at local homes
Brush College reports visitors over the weekend including Mr. and Mrs. Carmen Newman and sons at the J. C. Newman home Chas Ruby of Madera California spent time with relatives Ed Rutter joint Sunday visits at Frank Sanders home Virgil Newman family at J. C. Newman home Ralph Heller Lansing visited Stephen Heller Little Neil Rockey ill with pneumonia Ladies Aid held annual Christmas party December 29 at Mrs Jesse Davis home about sixty five attended oyster supper gifts and tree treats distributed
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Carmen Newman and Sons
J. C. Newman
Chas. Ruby
Madera
California
Ed Rutter
Frank Sanders
Virgil Newman
Ralph Heller
Lansing
Stephen Heller
Neil Rockey
Ladies Aid
Jessie Davis
New Year Social Roundup At Myers Corners
Mr and Mrs Charlies Ott entertained guests including Mr and Mrs John Hartman and Mr and Mrs Russell Williams on New Years Eve. An oyster supper was enjoyed at midnight. Several visits and dinners followed at the Norman Myers home with friends from Saginaw Harrison Lansing Midland and Sebewaing.
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Charlies Ott
John Hartman
Tmi
Russell Williams
George Williams
Sam Collen
Nancy Kee
George Winn
Norman Myers
George Perkins
Mary
Saginaw
Frank Myers
Harrison Guy Mitchener
John Hartmans
Qglela
Bill Hartman
Cohootah
Lola Hartman
Louis Sunday
Mark Schunk
Gus Marotzke
J. G
Kenneth and
Blaine
Alyce Martin
Sebewaing
The Fire Tower New Year Notes in Brasington Area
Snow slows start of year activities as families visit, illnesses rise with sore throats noted. School resumes January third amid local gatherings with the Powells hosting guests and relatives from Romulus and Gilmore visiting. Families including the Clarks in Hight Point and Mr. Denziel Tiedeman on the sick list.
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Brasington
Rufus
Ray Clark
Hight Point
H. Brasington
Stanley Tryon
R. J. Powell’s
John EH. Gardner and Sons
R. J
New Year Socials and Family Visits Around Town
Mrs C Shull and Miss Elsie shared New Year supper with Mr and Mrs Earl Gilmore. The Harry Cleveland family visited BH Orvis. The Orvis family attended Fred Allen's funeral at Hagle. Miss Elsie Shull returned to SaginaW to teach. Kenneth Roller visited Stephen Heller and J C Newman homes. Hinora Orvis works in Clare. Harley Coats and Wilma Aine visited the Rollers. Fern Athey returned to Lansing to resume work.
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C. Shull
Elsie
Earl Gilmore
Harry Cleveland
Ella
Ardith
Ruth
BH. Orvis
H. Orvis
Paul Athey
Fred Allen
Hagle
Elsie Shull
Saginaw
Kenneth Roller
Stephen Heller
J. C. Newman
Hinora Orvis
Clare
Harley Coats
Wilma Aine
Roller
Fern Athey
Lansing
Railroad Timetables for Ann Arbor and Pere Marquette
Eastern timetable details show No. 52 south at 10 36 A M and No. 51 north at 1 52 P M. Pere Marquette lists west at 8 19 A M and east at 3 44 P M with Harrison 9 45 on Tuesdays only.
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Ann Arbor
North
Pere Marquette
Harrison
Foster Bus Line Arrives in Clare at 11 40 A M
The Foster Bus Line stops in Clare at 11 40 A M coming from the south and returns at 4 15 P M heading south to Mt. Pleasant Alma St Johns Lansing. Buses connect with Great Lakes lines at Clare offering morning and night Lansing service and direct north connections daily.
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Clare
Mt. Pleasant
Alma
St. Johns
Lansing
Great Lakes
Great Lakes Motor Bus Schedule Fragment
Bus times show routes from Mt. Pleasant to Saginaw with stops at Clare Harrison Houghton Lake and Prudenville. Service operates in the afternoon and early evening with connections via Mt. Pleasant to Saginaw and other nodes.
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Mt. Pleasant
Clare
Harrison
Houghton Lake
Prudenville
Shite
Saginaw
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Stanley Morrison
Seventh Day Adventist
Hivergone
Lake George
Town Hall
James Wellman
Brown Corners
A. B
E. R
Reorganized Church of Latter Day Saints
Loomis
Arthur Center
Chas. Kleinhardt Seng
Eagle Church OF God
T. As
Cheboygan’s
Marion Emery
Boggan Run
Grayling Sports Park
Pleasant Valley
H. A. Perry
Gilmore
Guy
S. E. Gardiner
Mich
K. Hammerberg, M. D
Dr. Clare
Clarr
Alexander E. Wylie
Christina M. Schutt
West Fifth Street
Neimeyer
Clare, Mich
G. C. Born
D. C
Grill & White Jewelry
B. J. Sanford
McHwan St
F. G. Slattery
Mussell Block
Bob’s
Hudson
Terraplane
Gas
Glare County General Hospital
W. Sixth St
Donald E. Holbrook
Clare, Michigan
DR. C. B. Neff
Dunlop
Foster Bus Line
Great Lakes Motor Busco
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